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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-14
WASHINGTON sTARTLERS.
Another Man Happy-"Tar Heelers"
Want Their Revenue District.

Want Their Revenue District.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.--The President
to-day approinted John c. Luning Post
master of Leesburg, Fla. The Office has re-
Gently became Presidential one.
NORTH CARoLINIANs MEET WITH A NO.
Senators Vance and Ransom and sundry
other North Carolina statesmen called upon
the President and the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue to-day and urged them to
restore the North Carolina internal revenue
commission district, in which ex-Repre-
sentative Q. G. Dowd WAS Collector, which
was abolished in the recent general consoli
dation of the internal revenue districts.
Commissioner Miller told the delegation he
would resign before he would consent to the
restoration. The President told them it was
quite out of the question. The North Caro-
lima district was but one of many consoli-
dated, and no exception could be made.
spAIN's NEW PASSPORT RULES.
The Secretary of State is informed by the
Minister of Spain in Washington that
foreigners visiting Cuba who remain
beyond one month must provide themselves
with passports. The Spanish Consuls in the
United States are now Instructed to atfix to
the United States passports at a cost OF 81.
Notice has also been been received from st.
Thomas to the effect that hereafter Spanish
subjects from that island visiting Cuba and
Porto Rico must be provided with passports
from the Spanish Consulates. Subjects of
other nations must secure passports from
their respective Consrils or from the Danish
authorities, according to their nationality
duly vized at the Spanish Consulate ut st.
Thomas. Heretofore, Americans visiting
st. Thomas were not required to take out
passport when they proceeded to Cuba or
Porto Rico, but it is now highly important
that they do So
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-14
A HANDY TREE

Catches up a Brutal Ravisher and
Holds Him There all Night.
XENIA, o., June 13.-At jamestown, this
county, Saturday night, at about midnight,
Peter Betters a colored man, made desper-
ate attempt at murder and rape upon an
old colored lady, Martha Thomas, aged
nearly 75 years. He nearly killed her, but
she was able TO say who her assailant was.
This morning Betters was found hanged to
a tree in the fair grounds. IL is not known
how he came there, but it is surmised that
he was hanged by hastily constituted Wig
lance committee of Jamestown.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-14
RICE FIELDS FLOODED.

Great Damage Caused to Louisiana
Fields by Salt Water.
New ORLEANS, June l3.-The brisk east
wind of the past four days has driven the
Gulf water up, submcrging all the rice fields
from La Hache TO the quarantine station, a
distance of thirty miles. This would not
cause the slightest damage was the water
fresb The damage cannot ncw be csti-
mated. A very heavy rainfall just after the
foods 20 down might wash out the large
percentage of salt left by the sea water, but
r sunshine comes the salt will become chrys-
talized. and the vegetation will be killed
l.
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BOSSES AND MEN AGREEING.

Toronto's Employers Conceding the
Advance Demanded by Their Men.
TORONTO, ONT, June i3-The striking
carpenters met this morning, about l,200
answering to their names. 1t was announced
that twenty-seYen master carpenters had
signed the agreement granting an increase
and the men, about 400, employed by these
twenty-seven went back to work this after
noon. 1t is expected that the other masters
will soon follow. About 300 plasterers also
went out this morning for an advance.
Twenty master plasterers promptly agreed
TO grant the increase, and their men will go
book to work tomorrow, leaving only about
sixty men out.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-14
INDIAN BUCKS RAMPANT.
Fears of an Uprising All Through Ari
zona and Surrounding Sections.

Fears of an Uprising All Through Ari-
zona and Surrounding Sections.
CHICAGO, June ia special from Tue
son, Ari., says: The hostiles are supposed
to be in the east end Of the Santa Catalina
mountains, as their signal smoke has been
distinctly SEEN. Troops of cavalry are
operating in that locality. Over 100 fight
ing bucks are out, ell well armed. The
chief of the Avarapia Apaches says there
will be big Indian war, as more than 400
warriors would soon be in the field all with
good guns and plenty of ammunition.
Nearly all of his young bucks have joined
the hostiles, All of the mountains have
been fired. The Indians say this was done
to stop the troops from using the heliograph
signal flash. The crest of the Santa Cata-
lima last night was ablaze for fifteen miles.
HosTILEs IN BAD PLIGHT.
SAN FRANCISCO, June ia special
from Benson, Ari., says: Lieut.. Johnson's
command surprised the murderous band of
Apaches in the Rincon Mountains, at noon
yesterday, capturing their luggage and
horses The Indians scattered among the
rocks, and evidently will try to make their
way back to San Carlos. 1t is believed that
the hostileS are practically helpless in their
present condition. The troops are still in
sharp pursuit"
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DEADLY DYNAMITE.

Five Reported Killed, and Many In
iured at the Inman Mines.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, June 1S.--News'
reached here at 10 O'Clock tonight that five
men had been killed and many wounded by
tbs explosion of a dynamite cartridge at In
man Mines, four miles from this city.
The explosion occurred in the mines
of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and
Railway Company, where most of
the employees are convicts. However, the
company of late has been employing Eng
lish miners, and it is said these were the vic
tins of the explosion. Inman is five miles
from any telegraph office, and it is impossi-
BILE to secure any later details.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-14
is BEER sPIR1TUoUs LIQUoRq
A Novel Question Raised by North
. Carolina Attorney.

RALEIGH, June 13.-Richard Giersch, a
liquor dealer in this city, was arrested on
Saturday last upon the charge of selling
beer in alleged violation of the local option
law, which prohibits the sale of ''SpirituouS
liquors. He sued out writ Of habeas
corpus, upon which he had bearing this
afternoon before the full bench of the Su-
preme Court. The counsel for Giersch ar
gued that beer and wine are not 'spirituous
LIQUORS within the meaning of the law, and
that consequently Giersch should be dis
charged, as the law applies to all places
where the sale of liquor has been prohibited
by the local option. The decision of the
Court upon the question raised is looked for
with much interest
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WESLEYAN COMMENCEMENT.
COLUMBUS COURT NEWS.
An Exciting Local Case Decided-Ne
gro Sent TO the Pen.

COLUMBUS, GA, June Ii. When the Su
perior Court convened this morning the
jury in the case Of the State VS.. John
Scherf, charged with adultery, came int
the court room aud returned a verdict Of
guilty. They had been out since SATURDAY
afternoon. Judge smith imposed tine d
800, which was paid without delay.
Monroe Marshall tcoloreD got two year
in the penitentiary for burglary from ths
house.
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HELLO" IN THE COURTS.
Legal Proceedings at Boston in the
Bell TELEPHONE Company Case.

Legal Proceedings at Boston in the
Bell Telephone Company Case.
BOsToN, June 13-In the United States
Circuit Court, district of Massachusetts, to-
day, before Judge Colt end District Judge
Nelson, the case of the United States vs. the
American Bell Telephone Company came up
for argument on a demurrer of the tele-
phone company. The counsel for the United
States are ex-Solicitor General Goode, ex-
Senator Allen G.. Thurman, Grovenor P.
Lowery, of New York; w. p Strawford, of
Philadelphia, and jeff Chandler, OF Wash
ington. Chauncey Smith, J. J. Storrow
and George L. Roberts represent the tele-
phone company. Mr.. Storrow opened the
arguments for the company. The hearing
will probably last three or four days
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-14
PROF. j. F. COX DEAD.
Sudden Death of the President of the
Southern Female College.

SuQQen OeaJn OF Lue fToSld6nC Oh Llc
Southern Female College.
LAGRANGE, GA, June ia pail of
gloom enshrouds our'classical city tonight.
Yesterday morning the commencement
sermon of the Southern Female College was
preached by Rev. DR.. Ryals, Of Macon,
Professor of Theology. After the sermon
was finished President j. r. Cox made the
announcements for the week. When 10,
this morning the news spread far and wide
that Prof Cox was dead. He died of
apoplexy. There is no other man in the
city whose death would have caused such
general grief He went TO bed well an in
his usual health last night and never awak-
ened. About $3.50 this morning Mrs. Cox
was awakened by his unnatural breathing.
She called one OF her sons, but before he
reached her Mr. Cox was dead The largest
funeral procession ever in our city was his
to-day. Memorial services will be held to-
morrow morning at the Southern Female
College Chapel.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-14
pAsooEs ALLEGED SHORTAGE.

Committee Appointed From Chicago
Union TO Examine the Books.
CHICAGO, juno IA local paper says
that President Aimison, Of the international
Typographical Union, has appointed COM
mittee of three from Chicago Typographical
union No. 10, TO look into the books Of ex
SecretaIy Treasurer Pascoe, who, II is al
legged, has not kept the accounts properly,
though he persists in the declaration that
everything win lie found all right.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-14
A NASHVILLE FAILURE.
The Only Shoe Mandatory IN the
South Goes Up the Spout.

NASHVILLE, June lS-Hall & ordway,
manufacturers of boots and shoes, failed
to-day, owing to heavy losses in their busi-
ness The firms liabilities are 100000, and
the individual liabilities $4,000. The total
assets are S200,O0O. This is the only shoe
manufactoIy IN the South, and was believed
TO be doing good business.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-14
DIsTILLERIEs TO SHUT DOWN.
Action of Louisville Wholesale Liquor
Dealers.

LOUISVILLE, June 18--At a meeting of
the wholesale liquor dealers Of this city to-
day the following resolution was adopted:
Resolped, That this meeting indorses the ac-
ton of the distillers' meeting held at the Gait
House. June and o. In not making any whisky
from July 1, 1887, to July l. 1888, and we recon-
mend to the trade not to buy any whisky made
between these dates and further, we, the whole
sale dealers of Louisville, agree not to purchase
any whisky distilled between the above dates,
from any distillers who decline TO sustain the
action of the majority Of the distillers of the
State, and recommend concurrent action
among the dealers in other cities.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-14
FOUND GUILTY.
Barclay Peak Found Guilty Of Muir
dering Katie Anderson.

Mt. HOLLY, N. j., June l3. Barclay
Peak was this afternoon found guilty Of
murder in the first degree. He Is accused
Of numbering his cousin. Katie Anderson.
He shot her last winter, and she fingered sey-
es2l weeks with bullet in her brain. An
appeal Will be taken. Peak Us only 2l years
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Desires to Surrender His Property.

NEW ORLEAGs, juno l3.--Albert Cam
mack to-day filed petition TO make ces-
sion of his property to his creditors. both IN
his individual capacity and as member Of
the firm OF Renshaw, Cammack a Go. The
liabilities Of Albert Canmcak, as member
of the firm, are $4,000; personal assets,
S562: liabilities. SAL 800.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-14
FATAL BASE BALL.
Two Players Badly Injured by Col
lsion While After q Ely"

SALEM, MASS, June 13-During game
of base ball at Marbehead this afternoon,
Smith Billings and Joe Thompson while
running to catch ball came together with
great force. Billings had his frontal bone
crushed in and also received a terrible cash
ON the side of his head Thompson was
badly hurt. Billings was taken to the
salem hospital and bis condition is critical,
Both men are inseusibe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-14
whita lead Factory Rurned.

New YORK, June lG.-Turnbill's white
lead factory, In Newtown, back OF Brook
lyn, was burned tonight The loss Is $I5,-
600.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-14
MAcoNs INCENDIARY BLAZE.
A Moonshiner Who Hasn't Slept foi
Over Eight Years

MACON, GA, June i3.--At 10 o'clock thi
morning fire was discovered in the pickinA
room of Mill Number of the Bibb Manu-
facturing Company, on Oglethorpe street
The alarm was quickly turned in, and in
short time the department was on TIN
scene. When it arrived the fire had beet
extinguished by the operatives, but lttl
damage having been caused. The orr
gin was incendiary, a small negr
girl igniting a match in one OF the fiuel
connecting with the picking room, by which
the trash and lint were removed. She wM
arrested.
A sLEEPLRss MooNsHINER.
In the United States Court today, in the
case of the United States VS.. Francis II
Ridgeway, Illicit distilling, from Butt,
county, Ridgeway testified that he had NOD
slept any in eight years, five months and
thirteen days. He testified at the prelim
mary hearing here some time ago that hg
had not slept any for eight years, twe
months and twenty-seven days. He is keep
ing the count well.
WESLEYAN COMMENCEMENT.
Rev. J. Morgan Galloway, ID. D., Of
Emory College, preached the Wesleyan
commencement sermon yesterday 10 a largs
congregation. Select members Of the junioi
class read compositions this morning, fol
lowed by the awarding of the medals fol
composition and elocution, and an address
by Washington Dessau, Esq, OF this city,
The first section OF the senior class read
their essays tonight. The crowds continue
large
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-14
A NEW DISTURBING FEATURE.

PITTsBURG, PA, June 13--A new feature
of the strike in the coke regions to-day was
the action of the owners of the blast fur
naces. They sent committee to the mem-
bers of the late syndicate and informed
them that they would positively refuse to
pay more than 81 80 per ton for coke. They
would keep their furnaces banked. This
places the coke operators between two fires
They say it will be impossible for them to
pay the advance in wages, and then reduce
the price in coke.
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COKE STRIKERS RESUME.
Prospects for the Resumption of Work
in the COnnellSVille Region.

PITTsBURG, Pa, June 13--The resump-
tion of work at the Frick coke ovens, now
controlled by Carnegie, Phillips & Co., gives
employment to about 5000 men, and will
probably result in a general resumption
throughout the Connellsville region in few
days. The output of the Frick ovens is
about 5000 tons of coke per day, of which
their own mills
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-19

formidable rival Tor the cotton trade
Of the Southwest that has In years
pest gone TO 81. Losis; II will make
Jefferson, Tex, the seat OF great iron
production, and will, In time, make II
the rival Of Birmingham 90 this side
Of the great river, and Pine
Bluff, the queen Of the cotton
trade Of Arkansas, will continue
to gather In the great staple
until she becomes Q second Memphis.
The papers at each end Of the line are
quite sure that the promoters OF tho
Memphis, Arkansas and Texas mean
to build and equip this road % speed.
lily 90 the means at their command
will Justify.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-19
Her Msjes'y's wish

OTTAWA, 0sr., September ls.-It Ia
understood that an imperial dispatch
has been received which states that
Her Msjesiy would be greatly pleased
10 learn that Sir John Macdonald had
been appointed Canadian representa-.
tive on the Fisheries Com mission. A
fiual decision has no. YET been arrived
Of, altt opgh II 10 understood that the
premioI's colleagues are strongly urg.
ing him TO accept the posltion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-19
merses, Cattle ana CAssns., .

For collie and grube, for lung fever
cough or hide bound. l give Simmons
Liver Regulator In q NAH twice q
day. You can recommend II 10 every
one having stock % the best medicine
known for the above complaints. In
using Il with my chickens for cholera
and gapes mix II with the dough and
feed II TO them once q day. BY this
treatment have lost none where the
Regulator was iven promptly and
regularly. EFT TAYLOR,
AFen, 10, arau rers ~ aeorsta
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-19
Censump,io., wassi.G Dise..e.

And General Debility. Doctors disa.
gree 40 10 the relative value OF God
Liver OIL and Hypophosphites; the
one supplying strength and fssh, the
other giving nerve power and acting ~
tonic TO the digestive and entire sys-
tenn. But In Scott's Emulation OF God
Liver Oil with Hypophosphites the
two are combined, and the effect 10
wonderful, Thousand, WHO have de.
rived no permanent benefit from other
preparations have been cured by this
SCOTS Emulsion Is perfectly pslatable,
and Ia easily dIgssted by those who
cannot tolerate plain God Liver Oil.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-19
HOW IL STANDS.
what sseisy Coussy and Memphis
HAVE Given Railroads.

"~-sss''"s
The 6sh, for and agains' a Davidson
county subscription Of $500. COO 10 the
hidlsrd railroad grows warmer every
day. The Nashville American devotes
column silsr column Of reading mat.
ter and imperative wood cut illustra-
tions In advocacy Of the grant,
while the Banner offers abs opposl.
ton. one Of the leading reasons Of
Tered by the later against the propo-
siiion is the refusal a Shelby 10 vote
. 10000 subscription 10 the same
enterprise, argains that Nashville 10
a. essential 10 the road as Memphis.
By this the Banner merely deuirec-
bat, perhaps, eincerely-to prick the
pride OF Nashvillians, and Offset the
plea OF the Midland managers that
they are diveIging 10 pafs thfouR al
Nashville and Davidson county. II is
an interesting hsht 10 the public out.
side OF Davidson. and doubly 10 10 the
people directly inierettsd. The
American counters tho Bannef's argu.
ment by staling-and correctly, too
that Shelby county has voted thou
sands Of dollars where Davidson has
given one. Yesterday Il gave NOR,
hgures, a. follows;
d.. ID. 7. Porter, one OF the moel
prominent citizens Of Memphis, hA,
forwarded 10 the American the ijl
lowing memorandum statement oI
amount subscribed 10 railroads by IN,
city Of Memphis and Shelby county
By the Ctr Of Memphlsf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-19
Peabody Hotel.

Rates O. 80 and 81 ier day, according TO
siss and location Of room-SpsciAl
fatas M ada.
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The Heu Ssyo.o.
HARRINGTON. STEWART a WHITE.

PEorRfrToRs.
Gas. q. RoTH.........M MANAGER.
Rates $50 10 yer day, aoc9rdlng 10 lses-
tion Of rooms
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-19
A BriEh, rrie Of ci,ie..

The building Of the Memphis, Ar.
kansas and Texas will greatly bensfl.
the splendid country through which
10 will pass. II will make Memphis q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-27

Jtzgddo de Ia Mstancia de
CdtedraI.
Por providencia del Sr. Juez de L.
Instancia del partido de Catedral, die
tada en- siete del corriente, en- los eje.
cutivos que insta- Ia Sociedad Mu-
llenhff y Korber, contra don Julio
Schr0 Ter como apoderado de don Luis
Godofredo Dyes, Sc hs decretado Ia
interdicci6n de los aztcares de Ia
" Hacienda Coloso," sta en- Ia Aqua
ia, poniendola en- conocimiento del Sr.
Administrator de Ia Adusna de Aqua
dilla para que hssta nueva rescluci6n
del expresado Juzgsdo, no permita Ell
embarque por dicha Aduana de esos
.zdcares, interdicci6n que subsistir&
hssta que Sc efecthe ell embargo dis
Puesto de Ia mitsd de los dos mil sscos
de azdcar centrifugads que sc dice
exlsten en- los slmacenes de Ios seiiores
Suarez y C.'y don P. R. NJ. Martinez.
Y hsbleodose dispuesto en- veinte y
uno del que cursu, que Sc publique ls
ndicads prohiblci6n para evitar em
barqnes ffau.iaIeutos y que nsdie pueds
"agar ignorancia, expido el presente
con tai objeto.
Puerto Rico, veinte y dos de Abril
'e mil och clebtos ochents y siete. -
E Escrlbano, Este6an Calder6n.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-27

giendo las sobrantes de los edificios
de la Intendencia, Diputaci6n y ca
SO municipal, y dimensionando los
aliibes : azoteas de todas las casas
particulares de la misma plaza, y
con los dasos del Pluvi6metro, Sc
recogen en- esos aljibes por cons
truir las sobrGntes agWGs que no
auepan en- los aljibes particulares'
y Por que no sc hace 10 mism'
con las sobrantes de los edifcios
FortaIeza, Estado Mayor, Pabello-
mes, Gobierno Militar, Hospital de
la Conception, Obras Pdblicas y
Escuela Professionals
iPor qu6 no Sc hace 10 mismo en-
Casa-blanca, San Orist6bal, Gate
dral y las Monjas, Matadero, Adua-
ma Y Tinglados del puerto, Presl
dio, etc., etci
No cabe duda que 10 mejor es un
acueducto, pero este es compatible
con aqu6llo Y sin clio indispensa-
BILE. Ell pensamiento es viable,
sencillo y hacedero. Piensen on
clio las autoridades.
Un stsscriptor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-27
SOCIEDAD AN0NIMA
DE CREUITO MERCAN TIL
SAN JUAN, PuERTo-Rlco.
co-cocaror,a y.s., C..sra. .4.,oord,.a,,

Co-cocator,a q .u,s. GsatraI exsraordiaarta.
Publicada en- Ia Gaeeta del IL del
corriente Ia r. 0. del Mlnisterio Ell
UltramAr, fe ha % de Mario dltimo,
ror In que se autoriza 10 cresci6n de
estA IslA de un Banco privilegiado de
emission y descuento, abriendo para su
CONCESSION nn concurso bajo las reglas J
condiciones que sc expresan en- 10 K. ..
mencionads; 10 Janta DirectivA Ten
vista de los repetidos acuerdos de 10
general sobre conversion de estA Socie-
dad en- Banco, y carecieudo de fsculta
des para rrformar por 81 el Proyecto de
Estatutos va presentado, y ell cual, pa
rA tomar parte en- el eoncurso, tiene
preciuamente que Amoldarse 4 los pre-
ceptos de 10 repetidA h. o., hA Scor.
dado celebration de una Junta Ge.
neral extrsordinariA, que deberA llevar
sc a efecto ep los SaIones del Casino
EspAnol 4 las l2 del dia de Mayo
pr61imo, y para 10 cual sc convoca 4
los senores accionistAs con derecho de
Asistencis.
La capitalisima importAneiA del
asunto que vG 4 ser materia principt
de dichn Junta; 10 indiscutible trascen-
dencia one sus resnltsdos han de teneF
en- slporvenir y prosPsridad de esta Ius-
Itituei6Dl sl breytsimo sspacic deque %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-27
BSTABLRCIMIRNTO BALNRARI0
DE LA VILLA DE COAMO,
uertO HHicO.

Aguas Minero Medicinales, Sudori
fcas, LAxantes, Diureticas, Estimu-
lsntes, Tonicss. Aplicables a diversas
enf4rmedades. Especialos para Ia Gu
rsci6n del Reumatismo en- todss sus
formas ) de las Erupciones cutaneas.
Buf1os medicinales d diversss tempers
turss. Apsr4tos de duchae. Habita-
clones c6modss con timbre eiectrico,
para families. ServicIo esmerado, Ia
y 2" categoria.
Precios, segun tar.fs. Servicio de
coches para cuslquier punto de Ia IsIa.
Correo diario sin remuneration alguna.
TELEGRAPH combinado, liuea de CoAmo.
Como hH empezado va Ia temporads
de os Ba1os, re hace preseute que ell Es-
tabieclmiento Balneario estA provisto de
lumeJorabieS slfvlentes y coclneros.
D. be advertirse, sdemAs, q las faml
las qne necesiten de los B nos y qule-
ran Hlojamlento independence del H.
tel, que entire las meJoras efectuadas
cuentase la de una msgnffica casa, es-
paciosa, eiegante, ventiiada, que brindA
excelente com3lidad q los sehores
bafiistas. 80